> I came across this section in the tutorial. If I used exuberant ctags,
> for example, then I could get the tag treatment which I'm currently used
> to along with the other features of Global. Is my understanding correct?
>
>
> 4.2 Plug-in parser.
> You can write new parser and use as a plug-in pa
I guess to sort of answer my own question... using a plug in parser
means that I get the functionality of that parser. I would not be able
to get the reference tag table etc. created using ctags. In anycase,
gtags gives errors when gtags.conf points to exuberant ctags. It
complains that GPATH is co
Hello Shigio.
I came across this section in the tutorial. If I used exuberant ctags,
for example, then I could get the tag treatment which I'm currently used
to along with the other features of Global. Is my understanding correct?
4.2 Plug-in parser.
You can write new parser and use as a plug-in
